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London Bridge is Falling Down may also chart the decline of Anne Boleyn in the second part of the story, though, to be fair, each rhyme may have alternative interpretations.

Additionally, PDLSC may have alternative potential applications in hard tissue and tooth engineering.

While there is ongoing effort to evaluate troponin and BNP during AC therapy prospectively, novel circulating biomarkers may have alternative roles in risk stratification and detection of cardiotoxicity.

These findings are intriguing and suggest that monocytes, within a sub-classification system, may have alternative phenotypic signatures in response to inflammation.

However, this becomes impossible in a customer-oriented production, where the generic product is defined through a set of attributes, which may have alternative values.

World-class tour players may have alternative agreements in place which allow them to fund an overseas coach, but the days of an emerging player being given a pot of money to spend on any coach of their choosing are over.

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They may have had alternative explanations for physician willingness to perform TOLACs.

It may also have alternative legal cards to play.

A slight increase in Notch activity was also seen in aPKC-CAAXKD overexpression, indicating that aPKC may also have alternative functions in this system.

So it is possible that edges may actually have alternative directions, and that is not a strict contradiction of known biochemical paths.

An emerging reality is that Washington may have little alternative.

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